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RT @YukiShiratori1: 英国の研究では、75％の精神科医が否定的な聞き方”You don’t have thoughts of harming yourself?”をしていて、否定的に尋ねられた場合と、患者さんは有意に希死念慮を否定するので、否定的に効くのはやは…
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RT @YukiShiratori1: 英国の研究では、75％の精神科医が否定的な聞き方”You don’t have thoughts of harming yourself?”をしていて、否定的に尋ねられた場合と、患者さんは有意に希死念慮を否定するので、否定的に効くのはやは…
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英国の研究では、75％の精神科医が否定的な聞き方”You don’t have thoughts of harming yourself?”をしていて、否定的に尋ねられた場合と、患者さんは有意に希死念慮を否定するので、否定的に効くのはやはりよくない。 https://t.co/nzFb7BJYls
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RT @AleksaKaurin: Negatively phrased questions bias patients’ responses towards reporting no suicidal ideation (“No thoughts of harming you…
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RT @AleksaKaurin: Negatively phrased questions bias patients’ responses towards reporting no suicidal ideation (“No thoughts of harming you…
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RT @AleksaKaurin: Negatively phrased questions bias patients’ responses towards reporting no suicidal ideation (“No thoughts of harming you…
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RT @AleksaKaurin: Negatively phrased questions bias patients’ responses towards reporting no suicidal ideation (“No thoughts of harming you…
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RT @AleksaKaurin: Negatively phrased questions bias patients’ responses towards reporting no suicidal ideation (“No thoughts of harming you…
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RT @AleksaKaurin: Negatively phrased questions bias patients’ responses towards reporting no suicidal ideation (“No thoughts of harming you…
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RT @AleksaKaurin: Negatively phrased questions bias patients’ responses towards reporting no suicidal ideation (“No thoughts of harming you…
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Very important work! One of the most impactful things I learned early on in my suicide risk assessment training was to not ask these questions like you want or expect the answers to be no
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RT @AleksaKaurin: Negatively phrased questions bias patients’ responses towards reporting no suicidal ideation (“No thoughts of harming you…
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RT @AleksaKaurin: Negatively phrased questions bias patients’ responses towards reporting no suicidal ideation (“No thoughts of harming you…
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Negatively phrased questions bias patients’ responses towards reporting no suicidal ideation (“No thoughts of harming yourself?”) https://t.co/Hbxepx52tM https://t.co/y7dVBHwp6p
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Also important to contextualise person’s Suicidal Thinking. Someone recently was asked if they are Suicidal. Answered “No” Then asked later “Do You have Suicidal Thoughts” Answered “Most of the time….but I don’t like to worry anyone!” Now starting to recei
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@AlysColeKing So true - in video recorded consultations we see a very strong bias towards questions that deter disclosure of suicidal/self-harm thoughts. In primary care & secondary care. Also in A&E (not yet published - on my guilty to do list) ht
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RT @RoseMcCabe2: We also found similar patterns in outpatient mental health care - practitioners are afraid of not doing things this way in…
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RT @RoseMcCabe2: We also found similar patterns in outpatient mental health care - practitioners are afraid of not doing things this way in…
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We also found similar patterns in outpatient mental health care - practitioners are afraid of not doing things this way in the ED @drerpsych @DrChloeBeale @_parapraxis_ https://t.co/3PPtik0xn3 How do healthcare professionals interview patients to asses s
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RT @rolsi_journal: The article by @RoseMcCabe2 et al shows how doctors etc. usually ask questions about suicide optimistically (eg " “No th…
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RT @rolsi_journal: The article by @RoseMcCabe2 et al shows how doctors etc. usually ask questions about suicide optimistically (eg " “No th…
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RT @reneebleau: Really important- language matters 🙏🏻 #suicide 🏷 @sallyanneduncan @stann2 @suicideresearch
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Really important- language matters 🙏🏻 #suicide 🏷 @sallyanneduncan @stann2 @suicideresearch
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The article by @RoseMcCabe2 et al shows how doctors etc. usually ask questions about suicide optimistically (eg " “No thoughts of harming yourself?”") - an important alert to risks of under-reporting https://t.co/TxvHnGjZ0z
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RT @_parapraxis_: @HartlandJoseph @rileybotelle @a_c_harvey Also v. important for safety - how we frame questions about suicide can affect…
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RT @_parapraxis_: @HartlandJoseph @rileybotelle @a_c_harvey Also v. important for safety - how we frame questions about suicide can affect…
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@HartlandJoseph @rileybotelle @a_c_harvey Also v. important for safety - how we frame questions about suicide can affect how someone can respond. Negatively phrased, closed questions bias responses. Clinicians need to be open & ready to hear the truth.
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@GemmaMansell4 @ipanalysis @CizCG https://t.co/PrRHHh9ebO This from @RoseMcCabe2 uses conversation analysis - showing positively phrased open questions more likely to yield response when assessing suicidal thoughts.
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@Walrathis @caseofdees @NS_online @113preventie Food for thought. Hier een artikel tip vanuit mijn discipline (CA, conversation analysis): https://t.co/9MpF49wzna
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@DrEm_79 We’re just analysing the videos so watch this space. Increasingly thinking that ‘assessment’ is a problematic concept in guiding communication. Have published this related work https://t.co/KYSIBeHWmc
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#openaccess New research in CRO: How do healthcare professionals interview patients to assess suicide risk? https://t.co/hlDp0sFUIo
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'Psychiatrists tend to ask patients to confirm they are not suicidal using negative questions. Negatively phrased questions bias patients’ responses towards reporting no suicidal ideation.' (Open access 👍) https://t.co/DA86VvbWai
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RT @UoBEdPsych: How do healthcare professionals interview patients to assess suicide risk? https://t.co/WcidmS56AK
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RT @QMULSocialPsych: NEW PAPER: How do health professionals assess suicide risk? A fascinating insight into clinical interviews using conve…
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RT @QMULSocialPsych: NEW PAPER: How do health professionals assess suicide risk? A fascinating insight into clinical interviews using conve…
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RT @QMULSocialPsych: NEW PAPER: How do health professionals assess suicide risk? A fascinating insight into clinical interviews using conve…
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RT @oliverbillie170: Leading questions constrain patient response to a yes/no. Negatively framed questions bias patient response towards a…
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More research highlighting the inadequacy of suicide risk assessment tools. https://t.co/UTTAN4i20m
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Leading questions constrain patient response to a yes/no. Negatively framed questions bias patient response towards a no ‘suicidal ideation’ response. If patient responds no, doctor moved on to other topics with no further risk assessment. https://t.co/g86
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‘Psychiatrists tend to ask patients to confirm they are not suicidal using negative questions. Negatively phrased questions bias patients’ responses towards reporting no suicidal ideation’ Worth reading this. #MentalHealthMatters #SuicidePrevention @Ro
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RT @QMULSocialPsych: NEW PAPER: How do health professionals assess suicide risk? A fascinating insight into clinical interviews using conve…
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RT @mcpherson_ian: "Questions about suicidal ideation were closed yes/no designed to constrain patient’s response to a yes/no. All were lea…
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RT @mcpherson_ian: "Questions about suicidal ideation were closed yes/no designed to constrain patient’s response to a yes/no. All were lea…
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RT @QMULSocialPsych: NEW PAPER: How do health professionals assess suicide risk? A fascinating insight into clinical interviews using conve…
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"There is little evidence on how professionals communicate to assess suicide risk. This study analysed how professionals interview patients about suicidal ideation in clinical practice." - https://t.co/y6DkRQA1Mt
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"Questions about suicidal ideation were closed yes/no designed to constrain patient’s response to a yes/no. All were leading questions with 75% inviting the patient to confirm they were not feeling suicidal. More than 50% of psychiatrists always framed the
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NEW PAPER: How do health professionals assess suicide risk? A fascinating insight into clinical interviews using conversation analysis by @RoseMcCabe2 @stefanpriebe et al https://t.co/aCmwNgnxFK
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RT @NSPA_UK: Huge potential to improve risk assessment and patient safety by changing how people are asked about suicidal ideation - psychi…
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RT @PAPYRUS_tweets: Really important research from @BioMedCentral on the questions healthcare professionals use when they interview patient…
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Huge potential to improve risk assessment and patient safety by changing how people are asked about suicidal ideation - psychiatrists & GPs tend to ask patients to confirm they are not suicidal. Thanks @anr1102 for tweeting about this research today. h
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RT @PAPYRUS_tweets: Really important research from @BioMedCentral on the questions healthcare professionals use when they interview patient…
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RT @PAPYRUS_tweets: Really important research from @BioMedCentral on the questions healthcare professionals use when they interview patient…
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RT @PAPYRUS_tweets: Really important research from @BioMedCentral on the questions healthcare professionals use when they interview patient…
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Really important research from @BioMedCentral on the questions healthcare professionals use when they interview patients re: suicidal ideation - an important opportunity for learning & awareness re: #suicideprevention (Thanks to @anr1102 for sharing) #
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RT @gedflynn: Let’s have the discussion https://t.co/3lAA5Znas9
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Let’s have the discussion https://t.co/3lAA5Znas9
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@Living_Works @GrassrootsSP @ProfLAppleby @NCISH_UK @afspnational @PAPYRUS_tweets @Zer0Suicide @gedflynn @PHE_uk @TimetoChange How/where do we start a discussion about this important research? The findings have significant patient safety implications.. htt
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3 main research findings, one of which was: “Psychiatrists tend to ask patients to confirm they are NOT suicidal” Shouldn’t this be followed @NCISH_UK to see whether 1 hour training for GP’s & Psychiatric care staff could contribute 2 patient safety
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“The majority of questions communicated an expectation in favour of a ‘no’ response” (to suicide thoughts). Disappointing findings, but not unexpected based on our delivering ASIST (suicide first aid) trainings. @Living_Works @LouisAppleby @GrassrootsSP h
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Study finds healthcare professionals frame questions about suicide in a way that begs for negative response https://t.co/fwoOtxi8Fv #bmcpsychiatry
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RT @Sal_Barlow: Glad you enjoyed @RoseMcCabe2 seminar, I'll be careful over use of 'any' and ever' from now on. Hope to see you at other se…
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Glad you enjoyed @RoseMcCabe2 seminar, I'll be careful over use of 'any' and ever' from now on. Hope to see you at other seminars @CityCMHR https://t.co/3Oces3ryCg
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RT @QMULSocialPsych: NEW PAPER: Language used when assessing risk is v. important as it can bias responses @RoseMcCabe2 @stefanpriebe https…
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RT @QMULSocialPsych: NEW PAPER: Language used when assessing risk is v. important as it can bias responses @RoseMcCabe2 @stefanpriebe https…
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RT @RoseMcCabe2: Psychiatrists & GPs tend to ask patients to confirm they are not suicidal #conversation analysis #suicide https://t.co/nsV…
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RT @DrAPitman: How do healthcare professionals interview patients to assess #suicide risk? https://t.co/eA2h4pkBCC #bmcpsychiatry
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How do healthcare professionals interview patients to assess #suicide risk? https://t.co/eA2h4pkBCC #bmcpsychiatry
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How do #healthcare professionals interview #patients to assess suicide risk? #NHS https://t.co/9Kx8gh2BYZ
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So not even the shrinks are asking this question right. Is there really a right way to ask? https://t.co/3YyL556wzj
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A new evidence base on how professionals assess and communicate risk of suicide in patients... https://t.co/oMeVR0gPoG
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How do healthcare professionals interview patients to assess #suicide risk? https://t.co/kJqx5KXDbN #bmcpsychiatry @ZHTS_ @DixonChibanda
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Psychiatrists tend to ask patients to confirm they are not suicidal using negative questions. src = https://t.co/NxSNBykpHi
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Neg approach documented by this paper is partially result of hyperfocus on screening, not enough on connecting. https://t.co/HTV7xvAD0k
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RT @QMULSocialPsych: NEW PAPER: Language used when assessing risk is v. important as it can bias responses @RoseMcCabe2 @stefanpriebe https…
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RT @paulsutcliffewe: How do healthcare professionals interview patients to assess #suicide risk? .@AlysColeKing @afspnational https://t.co…
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RT @paulsutcliffewe: How do healthcare professionals interview patients to assess #suicide risk? .@AlysColeKing @afspnational https://t.co…
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RT @paulsutcliffewe: How do healthcare professionals interview patients to assess #suicide risk? .@AlysColeKing @afspnational https://t.co…
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RT @BioMedCentral: How do healthcare professionals interview patients to assess #suicide risk? https://t.co/U2Ykic4JXH https://t.co/wWVsf…
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How do healthcare professionals interview patients to assess #suicide risk? https://t.co/U2Ykic4JXH https://t.co/wWVsfVGIIg
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RT @QMULSocialPsych: NEW PAPER: Language used when assessing risk is v. important as it can bias responses @RoseMcCabe2 @stefanpriebe https…
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RT @RoseMcCabe2: Psychiatrists & GPs tend to ask patients to confirm they are not suicidal #conversation analysis #suicide https://t.co/nsV…
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Psychiatrists & GPs tend to ask patients to confirm they are not suicidal #conversation analysis #suicide https://t.co/nsVj2rJYGu
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RT @QMULSocialPsych: NEW PAPER: Language used when assessing risk is v. important as it can bias responses @RoseMcCabe2 @stefanpriebe https…
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RT @pash22: How do healthcare professionals interview patients to assess suicide risk? https://t.co/S1ftpcAgNs
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How do healthcare professionals interview patients to assess suicide risk? https://t.co/S1ftpcAgNs
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RT @cityalan: Good paper https://t.co/EukcocC13P
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RT @QMULSocialPsych: NEW PAPER: Language used when assessing risk is v. important as it can bias responses @RoseMcCabe2 @stefanpriebe https…
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